Real-time Data Sync
Keep jobs, routes, and technician data continuously aligned across systems
Route Optimization & Scheduling for Modern Pest Control Operations
Purpose-built software for pest control teams managing dozens to hundreds of technicians across multiple regions. Eliminate scheduling chaos, optimize routes, and maintain service-level commitments at scale
Used by large, multi-region field service organizations, including:
Does this sound like your business?
As pest control operations grow, scheduling and routing stop being simple. Generic tools break down under repeat visits, compliance rules, emergency call-outs, and seasonal demand
Preventative Routes Collide With Reactive Call-Outs
Your day starts with a planned book of work - then reactive jobs land, overruns happen, and priorities change. Keeping both preventative commitments and rapid-response work on track becomes a constant trade-off that basic scheduling can’t absorb
Routing Gets Expensive When Techs Start From Everywhere
Technicians don’t start from one location. They start from home, different zones, and different corners of the territory. Manual planning turns into mileage-heavy routes, longer days, and lower jobs-per-tech - especially at higher visit volumes
Revenue Is Left on the Table When Visits Aren’t Bundled
Multiple treatments, follow-ups, and service types often exist within the same area - or even the same customer site - but get scheduled separately. Missed bundling opportunities increase drive time, fragment technician days, and reduce the number of chargeable jobs completed per route
No-Access and Cancellations Trigger a Chain Reaction
A single no-access, cancellation, or failed visit doesn’t just waste one appointment - it forces reshuffling across the day. The result is replanning chaos, wasted drive time, and a backlog of “must-return” work that creeps forward increasing backlog and creating hidden compliance exposure across the portfolio
Specialist Work Fails When Skills and Certifications Aren’t Enforced
Not every technician can do every job. Specialist treatments require the right skills, certifications, and equipment - and when this isn’t enforced consistently, you end up with failed jobs, rework, and avoidable revisits
Visit Timing Promises Drift Out of Control
Customers are sold specific arrival windows, service days, or visit frequencies — but as routes flex and work shifts, those promises quietly drift. Technicians arrive too early, too late, or on the wrong day, forcing rework, customer complaints, and manual recovery by the office
How Pest Control Teams Actually Run Operations With eLogii
Once pest control operations reach a certain scale, success depends on how work is sequenced, grouped, and adapted throughout the day - not just how jobs are scheduled the night before
Running Preventative and Reactive Work in One System
Planned treatments and urgent call-outs are managed together - not as competing schedules.
Preventative visits are sequenced to protect service frequencies, while reactive work is inserted dynamically based on proximity, urgency, and downstream impact. This allows teams to respond quickly without destabilizing the rest of the day
Building Routes Around Where Technicians Actually Start
FRoutes are constructed around real technician start points.
The system accounts for home starts, territory boundaries, and daily constraints to minimize unnecessary mileage and maximize productive time - even as technician rosters change
Automatically Grouping Work to Increase Revenue Density
Related jobs are identified and grouped before routes are built.
Follow-ups, complementary treatments, and nearby work are bundled intelligently so technicians complete more chargeable work per route, with fewer repeat journeys and less fragmentation across the day
Enforcing Skills, Certifications, and Treatment Rules by Default
Jobs are only assigned to technicians who are qualified, equipped, and permitted to perform them.
Treatment types, chemical restrictions, site rules, and technician certifications are enforced automatically, reducing failed visits, rework, and compliance risk as operations scale
Absorbing Access Failures and Delays Without Compromising SLAs
No-access events, site delays, and overruns are unavoidable in FM. The difference between stable and fragile operations is how these disruptions are absorbed.
When disruption occurs, schedules are adjusted locally to preserve SLA-critical work and contractual response times. Obligations are reshaped intelligently rather than pushed forward unmanaged, preventing backlog accumulation and protecting client commitments across the portfolio
Impact Achieved by Scaled Pest Control Operations
LMajor, multi-region pest control operations (including PCT top 15) see measurable improvements when daily routing and scheduling are run as a single system rather than disconnected tools
30% Reduction
Driving Miles
Routes are built around real technician start points, bundled work, and local disruption handling. This removes unnecessary mileage without reducing coverage or service quality
25-35% Increase
Technician Productivity
With less drive time, fewer failed visits, and better job sequencing, technicians complete more chargeable work per day - without extending working hours
95%+ Adherance
Service Reliability / SLA
Arrival windows, service days, and visit frequencies remain protected even as routes change during the day, reducing missed commitments and reactive escalations
80% Reduction
Dispatch & Planning Effort
What was previously constant manual replanning is replaced by automated sequencing and in-day adjustment, freeing dispatch teams to focus on true exceptions
7 figures (ops > 100 tech)
Operational Cost Impact
Reduced mileage, lower overtime, fewer revisits, and higher route density combine to deliver material cost savings for large, multi-region pest control operations
> 3x ROI
Return on Investment
Because gains come from daily execution - not long transformation projects - many teams see meaningful payback within months, particularly during peak pest seasons
CUSTOMER SUCCESS STORY
Vergo (Former Termix UK)
Hundreds of technicians
Increased jobs / tech / day >30%
Reduced planning time by 50%+
Took into account dozens of complex operational rules
“eLogii is a hugely flexible tool, allowing us to take into account all of our KPIs and SLAs. We’ve beaten all records that we put in place, generated 3-4x ROI and I think we’re heading well ahead of that!”
CEO at Vergo Pest Management
James Gilding
How Pest Control Companies Optimize Routes and Scheduling at Scale
Pest control route optimization becomes complex as soon as teams manage repeat treatments, emergency call-outs, technician certifications, and customer timing commitments across multiple routes and regions.This section explains how scaled pest control companies structure routing and scheduling to handle that complexity reliably.
Pest control scheduling is more complex than most field services because the work is both recurring and unpredictable
Operators must plan around:
• Monthly, quarterly, seasonal, and ad-hoc visit frequencies
• No-access visits that create mandatory revisits
• Technician certifications, chemical restrictions, and site rules
• Arrival windows and fixed service days for commercial customers
When these constraints are managed manually or with generic tools, schedules become fragile and require constant replanning as volumes grow
How pest control companies build routes when technicians start from home
Most pest control technicians do not start from a single depot. They begin their day from home or from different parts of a service territory.Effective pest control route optimization accounts for:
• Real technician start and end locations
• Territory boundaries and service zones
• Balanced workloads across the team
• The impact of travel time on arrival windows
Routing based on real start points reduces unnecessary mileage, shortens technician days, and increases the number of jobs completed per route
Scheduling emergency pest control call-outs without breaking routes
Emergency pest control jobs require fast response, but poorly handled insertions can disrupt the entire day.Scaled pest control operations handle emergency call-outs by:
• Prioritizing urgency and service risk
• Assigning the closest qualified technician
• Inserting work where it causes the least downstream disruption
• Adjusting routes locally instead of rebuilding all schedules
This allows teams to meet emergency response expectations without causing missed appointments or cascading delays
Managing repeat treatments, no-access revisits, and service frequencies
Repeat treatments and revisits are core to pest control operations. When a visit fails due to no-access, weather, or cancellation, the obligation still exists.High-performing teams:
• Track service frequency rules by customer and service type
• Automatically reschedule failed visits within required windows
• Prevent hidden backlog from building up over time
• Prioritize overdue work intelligently rather than manually
Increasing jobs per route through pest control job bundling
Many pest control companies lose margin because related work is scheduled separately.Bundling opportunities include:
• Follow-ups and complementary treatments in the same area
• Multiple service types at the same site or estate
• Repeat visits due within a short time window
By bundling compatible jobs before routes are built, teams increase route density, reduce repeat travel, and complete more chargeable work per technician per day
By grouping related work before schedules are built, FM teams reduce repeat travel, increase work completed per visit, and lower overall cost per job across long-running contracts.
Scheduling jobs based on technician skills and certifications
Not all technicians can perform all pest control services. Specialist treatments require specific certifications, equipment, and regulatory permissions.At scale, pest control scheduling must:
• Match jobs to qualified technicians automatically
• Enforce site and treatment restrictions during assignment
• Prevent failed visits caused by eligibility mismatches
Enforcing these rules at scheduling time improves first-time completion rates and reduces rework and compliance risk.
Protecting arrival windows and service-day commitments
Pest control customers care not just that work is completed, but when it is completed.Scaled operations protect timing commitments by:
• Scheduling around fixed service days and access windows
• Avoiding last-minute route changes that break downstream promises
• Re-optimizing routes in a way that preserves high-risk appointments first
This reduces customer complaints, missed visits, and manual recovery work for the office.
Integrations
eeLogii is designed to sit at the centre of your field operations - orchestrating routing, scheduling, and execution while integrating cleanly with the systems you already run.
Integrations are bi-directional, configurable, and built to support complex, multi-region operations.
FieldRoutes Integration
Plug-and-play integration for pest control scheduling, routing, and service execution
eLogii integrates directly with FieldRoutes to extend routing and scheduling across complex pest control operations. Customer records, service jobs, technician data, and service history stay in sync - while eLogii handles route optimization, in-day adjustments, and capacity planning at scale
simPRO Integration
Unified job management, scheduling, and operational workflows
The simPRO integration allows job data (and more) to flow seamlessly into eLogii for advanced route optimisation and dispatch. This enables teams to manage complex service workflows in simPRO while running daily execution through eLogii’s optimization engine
Samsara Integration
The Samsara integration connects real-time camera, vehicle location, mileage, and telematics data into eLogii.
This enables more accurate routing decisions, improved ETA management, and better visibility into actual drive time versus planned routes as well as proof of service
API & Developer Center
Enterprise-grade API for custom integrations and workflows
eLogii provides a RESTful API with comprehensive documentation, webhooks, and secure authentication. This allows teams to integrate with ERP, CRM, FSM, billing, telematics, and data platforms across the enterprise
Bi-directional flow
Changes flow both ways to maintain operational visibility and data integrity
Custom field mapping
Map data structures to match your existing schemas and workflows
Data transformers
Clean, enrich, and standardise data as it moves between systems
Webhooks
Trigger downstream actions based on real operational events
Secure connections
Enterprise-grade encryption and authentication by default
How eLogii Integrates with Enterprise Field Service Systems
eLogii acts as a routing and execution layer that integrates with existing CRM, ERP, FSM, and telematics platforms used by large field service organizations. Rather than replacing core systems, eLogii extends them with advanced route optimization, in-day scheduling, and capacity orchestration.
Integrating eLogii with FieldRoutes for Pest Control Operations
FieldRoutes is widely used as a pest control CRM and service management platform. eLogii integrates directly with FieldRoutes to extend its scheduling and dispatch capabilities across complex, multi-region pest control operations. Customer records, service agreements, treatment history, and job definitions remain managed in FieldRoutes, while eLogii applies advanced route optimization and in-day scheduling logic. Routes are built around technician start locations, service rules, and timing commitments, then continuously adjusted as disruptions occur throughout the day. All scheduling decisions, route updates, technician assignments, and service completion data are synchronized back into FieldRoutes in real time. This bi-directional integration eliminates duplicate data entry and ensures customer service, operations, and field teams remain aligned. Why enterprises use eLogii alongside FieldRoutes:
• FieldRoutes remains the system of record
• eLogii handles complex routing and optimisation logic
• Dispatch teams gain flexibility without losing control
Integrating eLogii with SimPRO for Pest Control OperationsWorking Alongside simPRO for Scheduling, Jobs, and Work Orders
simPRO is commonly used for job management, work orders, and service workflows across field service industries. eLogii integrates with simPRO to enhance how daily schedules and routes are created, managed, and adapted in real time. Jobs and work orders created in simPRO flow automatically into eLogii, where routing decisions account for technician skills, equipment requirements, geographic constraints, and customer timing commitments. Optimised routes and schedules are then synchronised back into simPRO, maintaining a single operational view. Service completion data - including timestamps, technician assignments, and route execution details - flows back into simPRO for invoicing, reporting, and operational analysis. Why this matters:
• simPRO manages workflow and billing
• eLogii manages execution complexity
• Enterprises avoid forcing simPRO to do what it wasn’t designed for
Integrating eLogii with Samsara for Pest Control Operations
eLogii integrates directly with Samsara to connect real-time vehicle location, mileage, camera feeds, and telematics data with advanced route optimisation and scheduling for pest control operations. By combining Samsara’s live fleet visibility - including GPS tracking, dash camera data, and driving behaviour insights - with eLogii’s routing and dispatch engine, pest control companies can build and adjust routes based on actual vehicle positions, true drive time, and real-world conditions rather than static plans. This integration improves ETA accuracy, supports in-day route optimisation, enables smarter emergency job insertion, and provides stronger proof of service by aligning planned routes with what actually occurred in the field. For multi-region pest control teams using Samsara for fleet management and safety monitoring, the integration reduces driving miles, improves service reliability, and connects scheduling, execution, and operational reporting into a single, consistent workflow
Integrating eLogii with Leading CRM, ERP, and Field Service Platforms via API
eLogii integrates with leading CRM, ERP, and field service management platforms via a secure, enterprise-grade API, allowing pest control and field service organisations to connect advanced routing and scheduling with their existing systems of record. Common integrations include platforms such as ServiceTitan, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, SAP, NetSuite, ServiceNow, Oracle, HubSpot, Zoho, and other major FSM, CRM, and ERP solutions used across large service operations. Customer records, jobs, work orders, technician data, and operational constraints flow into eLogii for route optimisation and in-day scheduling, while execution updates, timestamps, and route outcomes are synchronised back into core systems for billing, reporting, and customer management. This API-first approach enables organisations to scale routing and dispatch without replacing their CRM or ERP, while maintaining data integrity, security, and flexibility across complex, multi-region operations
Security & Compliance
Enterprise-grade security and compliance standards protecting your data and operations
ISO 27001 Certified
Independently audited information security management covering data protection, risk management, and operational controls
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Centralized authentication using your existing identity provider to enforce access and security policies
Data Encryption
Enterprise-grade encryption for data in transit and at rest across the platform and integrations
Regular Penetration Testing
Ongoing security testing and assessments to identify and address any vulnerabilities
Ready to Transform Your Pest Control Operations?
See how eLogii optimizes routing, scheduling, and daily execution for complex, multi-region pest control teams - with a personalized demo based on your routes, volumes, and service constraints